2000 Auto Racing Analysis' Road Racing Racewinners and Champions: Formula 1, Sports Car, GT and other Road Racing Series on CD-ROM provides the answers! This EXCITING NEW PRODUCT contains over 14,000 racewinner and champion identifications, each at a cost of LESS THAN a QUARTER OF A PENNY!
Over 13,000 Racewinners and 833 Series Champions for over 65 Series plus the SCCA National Runoffs are listed! 2000 ARA Road Racing Racewinners and Champions on CD-ROM is just what every fan and motorsports professional has been looking for: an organized listing of major racewinners and champions in an EASY TO USE FORMAT! The answers to literally THOUSANDS OF QUESTIONS located in one REFERENCE SOURCE! Information not available from any other single source!
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2000 Auto Racing Analysis' Road Racing Racewinners and Champions on CD-ROM is a comprehensive, 370+-page reference resource covering the wide range of road racing competition, allowing the auto racing community to easily access chronological listings of racewinners in major road racing series worldwide as well as listings of the annual champions of those racing series. Also included in nearly all cases are chassis and powerplant marques for the racewinners and champions!
2000 ARA Road Racing Racewinners and Champions on CD-ROM contains the Racewinners and Champions listings for over 65 major current and defunct international, national, and regional road racing series. Over 13,000 racewinners are listed, as are 833 series champions! The major contemporary sanctioning bodies are covered: ALMS, FIA, PSCR (formerly IMSA), and SCCA! Defunct sanctioning bodies and series are included as well! From Formula One to FF2000, Can-Am to WSR, all levels of road racing are represented!
Current FIA series included are Formula One, Formula 3000, GT, Nissan Euro Open, and Sports Racing World Cup. Contemporary North American formula racing series covered are Indy Lights, Toyota Atlantic, Barber Dodge Pro, and U.S. F2000, as well as the predecessor series of each! IMSA (now PSCR) and ALMS are covered from the 1971 inception of the series for every class, current and defunct! SCCA's current ACRL, Spec Racer Pro, Trans-Am, and World Challenge series are covered from their inception! IROC and the Motorola Cup are also covered, as is the Formula Nippon (Formula 3000) series from Japan.
Defunct series are covered in their entirety! Among those included are the AIACR (the pre-World War II Grand Prix championship of Europe), the FIA's European Formula 2, Polifac Formula 3, European Formula 3, and European Formula 5000 series, and the RAC's British Formula Two (F3000) and Formula One series. The entire 1953-1992 history of the FIA Sports Car World Championship is covered, as are the FIA International Touring Car and European GT series and the GTR Euroseries of 1998! Defunct North American pro formula series covered include SCCA and USAC Supervee, SCCA Mazda Pro, SCCA Formula 5000 and its predecessor Grand Prix and Continental series. Defunct IMSA series covered include American Challenge, Firehawk and SSEC, International Sedan, ISR and WSR, Renault Cup, and Supercar. The SCCA's defunct Can-Am, Corvette Challenge, Doug Revson Cup, North American Touring, Pro Sports 2000, Racetruck, Shelby Pro, Pro Sports/Renault, 2.5 Challenge, U.S. Endurance Challenge, USRRC (both 1963-1968 and 1997-1998 versions), and Volkswagen Cup are covered in their entirety! Every winner of every class (with date, site and racecar identification) in the history of the SCCA Runoffs is listed! Two famed "one make" invitational series, the BMW Procar and USAC FastMasters series, are also included. Racewinner listings are also provided for Japan's defunct Sports-Prototype series.
2000 ARA Road Racing Racewinners and Champions on CD-ROM is reproduced using Adobe Acrobat Portable Document Format (PDF) software, allowing it to be viewed directly from the CD-ROM on Windows 95/98, Windows 3.1, OS/2, or Apple Macintosh systems.
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